Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1951 — Page 10

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TUESDAY, FEB. 13, 1951

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Warren Central Names [Dinner Guest

Production Directors

- Sharon Addison, Jerry Stevens to Plan Ay

Staging of ‘Moods and Melodies’ }o

Sharon Addison and Jerry Stevens have been selected directors nf “Moods and Melodies,” an annual production at Warren Central! High School, ; i Each class his written snd will present a skit, Committee mem-| bers are: f Bill Hannah, Dot Howard, Jéan Thompson, Ellen Smith, Estella Tetter, Myron Koehring, Bob! pe ‘IeClintie, Jane Humphrey, Shir-| Mary Garstang, vice president] vy Pope, Pat Huntsinger, Judy of the Shortridge senior class has ‘ithens, . Bob Crumbe, Charles announced the names of comthrader, Mary Dammrich, Nellie mittee members for the senior jlazier, Nell Goff, Edith Piel, Play to be given Mar. 30. Carolyn | Marilyn Stevens, Doris Mitchell, Meyers Is general chairman. Serving on other committees are Others include Janet Wabhle, Bob Marilyn Endicott, Joan Chapman, Grubbs, Joan Hanson, Jane Hun-

Sylvia Bryant, Vincent Johnson, 8ate, Mark Joelson, Earl Pike, | ar a Stoner. Jane Knight, Jane Mowrer, John|

s 8 Raines, Martin Warne, Dick Kit-

n Sylvia Jackson has been chosen terman. as the new Crispus Attucks cor- Jane Johnson, Jed Jackson, Janrespondent for the Indianapolis et Jett, Don Schuman, Tom Lugar, Times. DeWitt Brittuan is to be Art Atlas, Charles Babcock, Ran sportswriter, Cady, Charles Davis, Burl Gar-

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This little Korean youngster readily digs into a can of Army rations which was given to her by an American Gl. It was

probably her first good meal |

in many days,

Mold Cuts Cost Of Grain Alcohol

Discovery Replaces

Malt Process WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (UP) ~The Department of Agriculture has found a way to cut the cost of producing grain alcohol—substituting the use of mold for the itraditional malt process. | The Department says a plant using 12,000 bushels of grain a {day could save more than $1000 {daily by shifting to the new process. The estimated saving was calculated on the basis of com‘mercial scale experiments at an {Iowa distillery. ‘ The ‘new product, known as

British. Bookies Quote War Odds, Won't Bet

“fungal amylase,” was worked

out by Department scientists at| #

{the northern regional research) laboratory at Peoria, Ill. Officials say the mold enzyme |

.....has no adverse effect on distilling!

Members of the Crispus Attucks Hinesley, Bill Hunt, ‘Drew Old-'ence Riply, Maralee Whisenand, operations or on the quality of]

Forensic Club are brushing up on ham, John Shonle, Marilyn Lewis, Janet Cox, Shirley Ward, Allan the alcohol JoAnne Adair, Cordill,

their public speaking for the con- Mary Bloemker, test held each spring at Indiana ‘ynthia Haffnef, Jane University. Suzanne Berry, Shirley Carlson, Officers of the Club are Bernice Mary Copeland, Sue DeTurkm Davis, president; Janice Blair, Gerry Prince, Bob Stewart, vice president; Jessie Wray, secre- Bornstein, Bob Jewel, tary; and Kay Anderson, assis- Kent, Sydell Rein,

tant secretary. Other members Laughlin, Joan Burns, Arlene

Helen Emile, Shirley Walker, Coryell Joyce Crawford, L.azatha Mar- ws 8 shall, Besgie Nelson, Eleanor Har-| vey, Jacquelyn Suggs, Thomas, Kay Anderson, Elnora are Barbara Bugg, Pepper and Marva Brooks,

Edgar

Patricia Revelers Mary Me-March 15 and 16.

Hitchcock,

Glenn Ralston,

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“Our Miss Brooks,”

Members of the cast

Janet

Ann Peek, | Schmidt and Judith Whybrew.

a comedy, Lois | will be presented by the Footlight of Howe High School,

include are: John Grigley, Marcia Jones, Clifton, Dottie DeWolf, Elizabeth Tricia Baker, Jane Crowmer, Bob Anna Davenport, Sylvia Jackson, Geiger, Patricia Haflick and Judy Luke, Ed Steward, Betty Grissom, Jane Koten, Mavie LaRue, Joan Parker, Rita On the high honor roll for the Nagle, Barbara Little, Ann ApAndrew first semester at Pike High School plegate, Ann Harding, Mal Fryer, Cot-{John Gooch, Norman Wilkens, ‘tingham, Theodore Potter, Clar- Jo Ann Meyer and George Propps. ter Candler was 45. |

produced. Furthermore, they say by-product live-| {stock feeds obtained are practic-| ally identical with those derived! from the usual malt process.

Grandson of Coca-Cola

Founder Dies in Fire

KISSIMMEE, Fla. Feb. 13 (UP) Walter T. Candler Jr., a grandgon of Asa Candler, who started] the Coca-Cola Co. and built it into a multi-million-dollar opera-| tion, was burned to death at his ranch home here Sunday. Wal-|

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SANTA ANA, Cal, Feb. 13 (UP)—Douglas C. Lauderdale learned yesterday that odds reportedly quoted by British bookmakers on prospects for World War III were just an opinion. Sid Hales of the Bookmakers Protective Association was report-

ied offering odds of 1000 fo 1 against World War this year and

500 to 1 against it in 1952. Mr, Lauderdale sent two $5 checks to Mr. Hales, one to be on war this year and the other to

“No bookmaker here in England] would like to bef" on war or no .

wager on war in 1952. Mr. Hales

returned the checks. { “I only gave it as my opinion,” Mr. Hales wrote Mr. Lauderdale.

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